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All of us continue to look for ways to increase reading and writing in our classrooms — specifically, the use of non-fiction, informational texts. To that end, we thought you’d be interested to learn more about The New York Times Replica Edition.​
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Basically, it’s an electronic version of the real New York Times that gives every page of The Times on your computer exactly as it is in print. It also lets you listen to articles and save/print PDFs of each page. In your classroom you can use it to:

• enhance vocabulary, reading comprehension and writing skills
• ​integrate informational text to meet Common Core standards
• foster critical thinking
• provide content and concepts relevant to your curriculum
• spark student interest and stimulate discussion

To access The New York Times Replica Edition, just click on the link and insert the username/password, which is located here. The Replica Access will be open through August 2020.  If usage is good, we will be notified if it can be renewed for the Fall of 2020.​